which is better?
I put togther my own in the past and I spend $3500 for most of the parts needed a turbo kit was $4500 and is alot nicer to look at. If I were to do it again id just buy a kit. It is alot less work and everything will fit
I think it all depends on what type of turbo you plan on putting in your car. Some turbo's are alot easier to deal with if they have better fitement. In which case you might want to do it in parts because you can get the exact parts that you want and for better deals.
ORIGINAL: TheEngineer
I think it all depends on what type of turbo you plan on putting in your car. Some turbo's are alot easier to deal with if they have better fitement. In which case you might want to do it in parts because you can get the exact parts that you want and for better deals.
I think it all depends on what type of turbo you plan on putting in your car. Some turbo's are alot easier to deal with if they have better fitement. In which case you might want to do it in parts because you can get the exact parts that you want and for better deals.
ORIGINAL: 00Mirage
well see i just want a little turbo about 5-7 psi just to boost preformance up so i can b faster so im thinkin that it would b better to piece one together but idk we'll see...
well see i just want a little turbo about 5-7 psi just to boost preformance up so i can b faster so im thinkin that it would b better to piece one together but idk we'll see...
If you peice it together it will be much more time consuming it will be a pain in the ***** you will need alot of custom work and knowledge, you chances of blowing the motor are much greater than a kit.
I speakinf from experience spend the extra money and buy a full kit. I peiced a turbo kit together fro $3500 with out exhaust and IC pipeing and fuel pump. I took almost 6 months to peice all parts together then I had to do all the custom work to test fit it and thinkg WILL NOT fit in without custom work. all in all it would have taken us about 7-9 months before the turbo was installed then tuning wo0uld be next. when I could have called Russ from Tearstone had my kit shipped out installed and running withing a month and it looks MUCH better than what I had. It will look like a mess on parts that you can peice in because you need to make it fit where the kits are designed for perfect fitment and best power gains out of it.
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